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Dillon Examiner
Unclear Train Schedules Provide Odd Status
Fragmentary OCR shows numbered train lines with directions and times such as 8:30 p.m. and 2:03 a.m. North Bound and East Bound routes appear with garbled text and stray letters, yielding an unreadable timetable snippet without complete context or reliable details.
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North Bound
South Bound
Baderes
Pride and travel notes in Dillon local pages
Local column items report Mrs J F Wiksdal’s coastal trip return, teachers and students resuming Dillon schools, staff changes at Metlen hotel, new teaching assignments, farm for sale near town, and several residents traveling to Helena Kalispell and Virginia City with social and institutional updates.
Montana Ore Dike Drive Backed By Chicago Investors
W P Jahnke reports Montana Cr i way Mining plans to resume operations soon after a critical site review by Chicago figures George H Philips John D Rankin John Monahan and J B Scott. They back rapid development of the dike and will present findings in Chicago to stockholders. Also noted are local socials births resignations ranch construction and a horse poisoning inquiry led by Dr Wm J Butler and I D Nash. The basin sees continued activity with water flow improvements and new student Maurice Murray entering Dillon High School.
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Montana Criway Mining Company
W. P. Jahnke
George H. Philips
Chicago Board of Trade
John D. Rankin
John Monahan
J. B. Scott
Chicago
Jahnke
Dillon
Oreway
Wm. J. Butler
I. D. Nash
Canfield
Chas Ralston
Maurice Murray
Stewart Ranch
Maurice
Dillon High School
Kentucky Military Institute
Real Estate Transfers From Title Books of Pearl I Smith
Real estate and mining transfers list 160 acre parcels in Big Hole basin near Wisdom and Centenial valley above Monida. Deeds include Lot transfers in Wisdom and Elis Addition, water rights on Sage Creek and Trail Creek, mining claims in Bannack Peak and Elkhorn districts, and homestead and desert land notices in Sage Creek basin.
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Herman S. Mussigbrod
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
State of Montana
Poindexter
Orr
Alfred H. Hedger
Monida
Pendleton
Lottie Powell
A. M. Smith
Thomas Orr
Elis
Charles W. Francis
Sam
Ledbetter
Sage Creek Company
Agnes C. Bernstein
Long Creek
Sage Creek
Strauss, Parsons & Co
Philip J. Lonergan
Summit Lode
Bannack Peak
United States Land Office
Katherine M. Brown
Brenner
Hans Peterson
W. Smith
Ruby Creek
Major W. Smith
Trail Creek
Big Hole
Roy H. Rash
Toy H. Rash
Charles O. Jabson
Ram Lode
Elkhorn
Robert Khunie
Big Hole Breezes reports on irrigation project picnic
The Big Hole Breezes highlights a Sunday picnic by the I rail Creek Water Co. workers, praising their engineering feat and the irrigation project near the West-side beach lands. The article lauds the company's energy and the lasting benefits to the Big Hole basin.
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Shorty Jarrett
Big Hole Battleground
Stockmen Participate in Forest Control Across Regions
A U S forest service report shows 81 local stock-grower associations with rangers have gained official advisory board recognition, bringing total recognized groups to 115. These boards involve several thousand stockmen in forest administration matters, improving range control and reducing misunderstandings about stock interests. Two associations are national, one is a state group, and 112 are local.
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U. S. Forest Service
National Forest Rangers
Forest Service
Stockmen win broad advisory boards for forest policy
Stockmen have secured advisory boards of broadminded, practical men who work for industry interests while supporting forest protection. Secretary Houston's order recognizing other forest user groups followed the cooperative success between government and stockmen, steering recommendations toward constructive forest policy.
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Houston
Dillon man seeks three year land claim in Montana
Department of the Interior notice from Helena Montana dated September 6 1913 states Clinton Alfred Miller of Dillon Montana filed to prove up a homestead claim on June 1 1910 for a defined parcel in section 8 township 78 range 8W Montana meridian. He will appear before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner in Dillon on October 9 1913 with witnesses Louis L Bell Samuel W Ford Jacob Spitzmiller and Christian Olsen all of Dillon.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Clinton Alfred Miller
Dillon
Seyney
Nyse
Swysey
Township
Range
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Louis L. Bell
Samuel W. Ford
Jacob Spitzmiller
Christian Olsen
Desert land notice for Ida Hoffman in Dillon Montana
Notice is hereby given Ida Hoffman of Dillon Montana who filed desert land application No 02851 on June 28 1909 for lots 3 and 4 section 80 township 78 range 7 west Montana meridian has filed a declaration of intention to make final proof to establish claim before F A Hazel baker U S commissioner at Dillon.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Helena
Montana
Ida Hoffman
Dillon
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon Men Named in Montana Notice October 7 1913
A formal notice from Dillon Montana dated October 7 1913 lists Michael Lasich Louis Hoffman Hannah Hoffman and August J Hirsch man as parties involved with a sum of 4 15 likely noting a financial claim or judgment setting details for collection or dispute in a local matter.
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Michael Lasich
Louis Hoffman
Hannah Hoffman
August J. Hirschman
Dillon
Montana
Notice of Homestead Claim by Mansel H. Siler
Department of the Interior announces Mansel H. Siler of Dillon Montana filed a homestead claim on March 2 1910 for N14 section 24 township 6S range 8W Montana meridian with notice filed October 14 1913 before F A Hazebaker A S commissioner at Dillon. Witnesses named are John Keenan John T Neal John N Mueller and Ralph E Winchester all of Dillon Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Mansel H. Siler
Dillon
Meridian
F. A. Hazebaker
A. S
John Keenan
John T. Neal
John N., Mueller
Ralph E. Winchester
Notice for Sale Harrison's Hotel in Dillon
Notice for sale of Harrisons Hotel worth 3000 to be sold at the lowest figures before the 20th. Going East for health the property offers a fine home for the right party. Dillon opportunity for a premium site.
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Harrisons Hotel
Dillon
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